Spring card tutorials
 

Many people have asked me about the square spring cards I have created so I wrote a tutorial showing how to fold and crease the cardstock. I am very honored to have had my tutorial added to the resources section as well as having it highlighted as a weekly challenge. You can view the tutorial here
http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/...s/spring_card/
Be sure to check out the gallery of wonderful examples
http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/....php?cat=14139

Sandy

opening
 

neither will open for me

Cool! TFS.

the pdf worked for me

Thank you for sharing the directions. Your cards are gorgeous.

Your cards are beautiful! I can't wait to try you tut. TFS! :)

You need Adobe Acrobat reader for the PDF or Microsoft Word for the .doc

Sandy, your work is awesome!!! Thanks for sharing your tutorial for these cards.
MariLynn

What a great idea and thanks for sharing! I looked at your gallery, is that original artwork on those cards? They are stunning!

WOW! Your gallery is awesome! Fabulous cards!

spring card
 

thank you for your very clear tutorial.its very easy to understand.i opened the the pdf one.sharron

Thank you for sharing this tutorial! I checked your gallery and your work is absolutely stunning!

Thank you for this tutorial. I have had this design in the back of my mind for awhile but never got around to figuring it out. you saved me a lot of thinking. I love your scenery cards. The colours are breathtaking.

Thanks so much for showing us how to do it, you made it very easy to follow.

thanks for sharing this is great!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I just posted mine to my gallery and also to my blog! Thanks for sharing. These are much easier than they look like (which is always a good thing to be able to impress people! LOL!)

Jane

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Very, Very nice work, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing, your artwork is great and so are Molly and Zeke!

Fabulous fold and your work is beautiful!

Beautiful Cards!!! Thanks for sharing!

wonderful card and simple great directions TFS
Lynn;)

Very nice tutorial!

librarian - if you right click on the file name, then selects "open in new window", it should pop up. That's how I open them anyway.

This is fantastic. Thanks for taking the time to pull it together for all of us admirerers! Great job.
:)

Your work is beautiful. Makes me think I will never get to learn that much.
Beryl

I checked out your "What's up at your end?" aka "What's up chicken butt?" card. Very cute. Love your sense of humor. Are this spring cards meant to stay sprung or do they fold down into an envelope? Thanks. Sheri

Hi "Shulsart",

I'm very much a newbie. Thanks for the tutorial. I can't wait to try it. Love your photo cards, very artistic & painterly.

I guess I didn't reply to "Troopersma" correctly, but my first reply was directed towards her. Haven't quite got the hang of this yet. I'm still curious about the springing action. Will it pop back up if put in an envelope?

Thanks again.

Spring action
 

Yes, it will pop up when you pull it out of the envelope but after it has sat in an envelope for an extended time, it tends to want to stay flat. Thanks to all for the nice comments on my work and I am glad you are finding the instructions useful.

Very creative. Thanks for the info.

thanks for the tutorial. I can't wait to try it. Beautiful and different design. You do great work.
Betty

Awesome fold. I just love your stampscapes cards. I wish i was that good w/ color. Beautiful!

Great tutorial. Thanks.

Yvonne

Awesome artwork and love the spring fold card, gotta try it.

Great tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing!!!

Beautiful work. I enjoyed your gallery so much! Thanks

Thankyou for sharing your template

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Jane

Your Stamping talent is amazing. I have to try that Spring card. Thank you so much.
Sharon

Wow! Your gallery is fabulous. You are very talented and your cards are beautiful. TFS

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the template! All your spring cards are fantastic!!!!!!!!

Thank you so much for sharing this template. I've managed to make a card from it and was so pleased with the result.

YA know, I have done some of these cards before I saw the tutorial you did (which was well done) but I never understood why it was called a spring card cause mine just dont "spring". After reading your tutorial and the posts here, I now know I was creasing way too hard so that everthing lay flat. I was having one of those *duh* moments. Thank you for sharing this!!